Those plastic knobs are pretty generic. I have seen people use stainless knobs from ranges that fit the post. You can usually find those fairly inexpensive or even free from appliance recyclers. This may work for you as long as you have no cosmetic concerns.

Now thats the kind of company we want to do business with! Thanks for taking the time to show that there are still furniture companies that do things the way many Americans remember...the right way! And that they actually care about their product and their customer by making a product well in the first place, and standing behind it! I would pay more for a product and company like this any day, than to deal with the frustration and nonsense that is going on in the furniture industry! Way to go Hancock & Moore! Now if only all business in America were still done this way!

Hey SheilaJoyce, My mom and I started a website selling her 'unique and inexpensive' buttons. They are custom made, one-of-a-kind glass and stone buttons. What I have put on the website so far is only a fraction of her inventory (she's been making these for years), but I am adding more daily. My mom can also customize a set of buttons to any size/shape/design you would like. Visit the website, www.greenbeanglassandstone.com, or just click on the link below and check out the glass buttons category and the stone buttons category. Her buttons sound like just what you're looking for. Let me know what you think! I'll check back on this posting, or you can email me at casey.denhaag@gmail.com. Here is a link that might be useful: www.greenbeanglassandstone.com

I just bought some for a glass topped table that we moved with us and the little silicon buttons didn't make it. I bought them at Home Depot and yes, they were in the section with the felt adhesive protective pads and the floor glides for the legs of chairs etc. to protect floors from scratches. seagrass